... IM6PEJUAL PARL MM./N7. ItOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDA YMA n Ir. C E1iad St. Vincent took the oa and h.is feat. His Lordil!ip *:as introduce4 between Earl Spencer and thle Earl of Chathlam, accompani d by Lord Gwydir, as IL Great C(:ha;7mberlain, and Hir If .c Heard;' Garter King r *of Arms. L old Clareridon, Lerd (}Liftgnw, and L ord h H-ay (Earl of K.nncul), were alfo fvorn. Ll The 5rno wn I`riad, ...

... THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDONI: MONDAr, 'ANUiXr 6. The French papers which we yefterday received, to the 2 i t inclufive, contain a good deal of intereffing intelligence. No arwiflice had taken place in Italy up to the iath ; on the contrary, there has bean a iL cefflon of ?? and bloody aiions; but fince the paffage ofthe Mincio, the Aufarians have made no e- neral iland. The enemy have now ...

... FR4dNCE. PARIS, 4 VENTOSE, FEB. :. The Minifler of Police, informed that M. Cazales was embarking at Dover for Calais, has given orders to put him on board again immediatcyT, and fend him back to England. General Augereau is at Paris. M. de Gallo is arrived at Paris in, quality of Miniflicr Plenipotcntiary of his Sicilian Majefty. 'Le~ttc3 from'Bayonne, of the 16th Fcbruary n, An- ?? the ...

... YlJMB , I -o u t i. ii,-. V - iN., ?? tO.-1: ; : His ,r ; been p ei!s 2 c i;ijD i;: ! _ i::i I: ?? i ' ' . ?? 'r t to ' ) n ei i i ii 0 .( 2 1 ?? * j?; and ±1;ii4C nt r1f i ulic C: Ai ! * N V*-1 OCCUIKKE:NCES OF THN` WAI -- ?? o 4 advices recc Yeisttll nthc Gi, o- tha l f i, - IlefluigardL, *loic dinit neral 112. e';t red 1!1t:) a I' -fv' i ; rz~- j (ien jal iBrune, ot. Whr I i;.h -r, ...

... - I d L)ONDON: -U S &1SUR~Sl ?? ?Z.fRCH 7. s, _ s. The KING'S fever gradually declines, as appears I from the following Bulletin: QVEIEN'S HQUSE, MARCH 6, IS8T. His MAEjSTY'S fever, though not quite fubfided, n- flill coitinoes to abgie. IC (Signed) T. GISBORNE. d - - 1-. R. REYNOLDS. It is fuppofcd that the feverity of the KING'S indif- d pofiticii has left lilch laflitude and debility ...

... it LONDON: o FRID , JANUARY 2. fi Yellerday the Hamburgh Mail due on Wednefday n arrived. It brings intelligence from the various the- a atres of war nearly to the fame date to which the in- i telligence in the French Papers reached. The Vienna e Court Gazette, mentions the paffage of the Inn by 0 LEcoRrBE, on which oceaflon the corps of CONDE, n which were oppofed to their countrymen, ...

... } PARTS, 6 GEltMINAL, MARCH 27. * ~The E'glifh refufed lalt year to conclude a nava truce The principal reafon oF their refufal was, that an the French wifhed to fend fix French frigates ti Egypt. El Citizen Otto had demanded of the Englifh Govern. to ment paflports for ix- learned inln, Members of the f(oinmiffion of AirtS, to ?? Ernglifl h :refafed them. h-i In the courfe of the winter ...

... Frcw Ike LONDON GAZPI'PT, ?? J, 1801. 'This day, in purtliance cf t n' King's pleaffure, the fbllowing'l Flag Officers of his Mlaj ally's Fleet .evcrc promoted, viz. Admniral, efe/ - D.1i--Richnird Branthivaite, efq. Philips, Colfby, efq. SamuclYCornifli, efql. John Brifibaruc, elg. Charles MWolfeley, dfij. Samuel Gcaeeflon G;oodaci1, ei'q. 1-Iii Royael HIghes'Vil Desr Uike eef Clarenice, iio ...

... THE MORNINVG CHRONICLE. :LONDON: r=DATr, nL2323 UA1erTX3. Laft night, at nine o'clock, Mr PITT had an inter. vaew With the Gentlemen whb propofe to bid for the Loan. There were ixparties in all:- Methrs. RoBAnTS, GOLDSMID and'Co. Meffrs. SMITH, PAYNE and SMITH, MORGAN and Co. Lord IKINNAIRD and the BANKERS. Sir FRANCIS BARING, Sr\E'rLL, 13ATTYr andCo. Mefirs SPROTT, SMITH, HAMMOND and CO. and ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDtSbA'.Y, tFB.u. e ELECTION oF A sPEAKER. t About foui o'clock Lord HAWKESBiRY rofe, ari s addreffed Mr. Lee, (the Clrk of thie Houkbe) in iuibt e fiance fomewhat as follows- As it appeared, Sir, by the ciomimunicatiotj which Y you read yeferday from the Right Honotirable H; Addington that that-gentleman has refigned his fiihui tion as Speaker of the H-oufe of Commons, I ...

... IMPERdIA, PARLIEVNT. us us I-10THIJSE OFLORDS, TUESDAY, Fin. Io. eY The Earl of S urro L rofe to call the attention of ir Lordfhips to the continued and increafing cala- o- mities of the country, arifing ,frorn the high .price of Cr provifions. -He had before expreffed an -anxiety to ill -know whetherit was the intention of his Majefty's Mi- d. niffers to renew the motion of laft feflion for ...

... lIM PERIAl4E PARLIMI-E.VT. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRXDAY, ,:B. 2- Several P'eers wcre: Iworn. The Loan Bill, the Exchcquer Pills pill, Sir Skerey Penfion Bill, and the Bi1l for encreaiing the Nuimi;er itf r .d (ificers to tile Militia of Ireland, wcre fhvcrafly remd :. Iccon',l tilkiie. Laord CLIFTON (EI2rl of DARNbEY) rof, ard. faid, it mortified lim extremely to have occdi~ori fo frequently to ...